Spices, Sauces & Oil

Season like in Brazil – Sazón, Tempero Completo, malagueta chillies, pepper sauces, colorífico, churrasco salt and dendê oil.

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  • Amafil Tempero Alho e Sal – Knoblauch-Würzsalz, 300-g-Packung

    Tempero Alho e Sal – Garlic Seasoning Salt – Amafil – 300 g

    Amafil

    Tempero Alho e Sal – Garlic Seasoning Salt – Amafil – 300 g
    2,99 € 9,97 €/kg

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    Lieferzeit: ca. 3–6 Tage (Ausland abweichend)

  • Tempero Amarelo – Würzsalz für Gemüse – Sazón – 60 g - Vicios-Brasileiros

    Tempero Amarelo – Seasoning Salt for Vegetables – Sazón – 60 g

    Sazón

    Tempero Amarelo – Seasoning Salt for Vegetables – Sazón – 60 g
    2,79 € 46,50 €/kg

    inkl. MwSt. zzgl. Versand
    Lieferzeit: ca. 3–6 Tage (Ausland abweichend)

Buy Brazilian Spices, Sauces and Oils

The typical flavour of Brazilian cooking comes from a few characteristic ingredients: seasoning salts such as Sazón and Tempero Completo, garlic and salt (Alho e Sal), chillies such as malagueta and comari, hot pepper sauces, colorífico for the orange-red colour and Azeite de Dendê – the palm oil from Bahia.

What is Sazón?

Sazón is one of the best-known seasoning brands in Brazil. Its varieties are colour-coded by use – for example Vermelho for meat, Verde for poultry and fish, Marrom for beans and Amarelo for vegetables. To try them all, there is the Sazón seasoning set.

What do you need for churrasco?

At a Brazilian barbecue the meat is traditionally seasoned with nothing but coarse salt. Chimichurri and a pepper sauce go well with it. More in our churrasco guide.

What is dendê oil used for?

Dendê oil gives dishes from Bahia such as Moqueca Baiana their orange colour and typical flavour.